
Vegan Lentil and Red Pepper Pasta Sauce
Vegan Lentil and Red Pepper Pasta Sauce. This is a vegan family recipe that can be easily adapted to feed all members of the family.
Well, I’m a vegan and I’m a Mum, so pretty straightforward really. Known as ‘Mumsy’ by my 3 grown-up children, it is (hopefully) a benign term of endearment!
And with my gorgeous grandson now in the world, I’m also a Nansy. Similar sentiment I hope.
So that’s it, I’m not really all that interesting and you may therefore be wondering why I have this website! But veganism is interesting and learning to live as a vegan can at times be very easy, or very challenging, depending on the circumstances.
Veganism causes you to ask some important questions:
Yes, the last point is tongue-in-cheek (but probably heard in vegan households throughout the land!)
Anyway, I hope this website facilitates conversation, helps people to see how easy it can be to live as a vegan, and tackles some of the more knotty problems that can come your way.
Most of all, whether vegan or not, I hope it’s an enjoyable way to pass some time.
Vegan Lentil and Red Pepper Pasta Sauce. This is a vegan family recipe that can be easily adapted to feed all members of the family.
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